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State of Finland
Finland is famous for its beautiful museums, art galleries, great shopping places, winter activities, and various sporting activities. Summer weather is also ideal for individuals to carry out several activities, including: boating, camping, fishing and sailing on the coastal islands, and one of the main major attractions The capital of Helsinki, Porvoo Castle on the sea, the ancient town of Rauma, and the castle which is the largest snow castle in the world located near Kemi.
How to get to Finland
Finland can be reached through the main international airport, Helsinki-Vantaa Airport, in addition to the presence of two other airports, and aircraft are the best way to visit all parts of the country; because it is fast and inexpensive, as there is a rail system that serves St. Petersburg, and Moscow, but it is slow and usually expensive, While the service inside Finland is fast and inexpensive, especially buses and boats.
Attractions in Finland
Fortress of Suomenlinna
Suomenlinna Castle was built in the eighteenth century on six islands, and it is considered one of the most famous tourist attractions in Helsinki and opens throughout the year, and it is one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites in Finland, in addition to that it is possible to enjoy visiting museums, shops, cafes and restaurants nearby. From the castle.
The city of Rovaniemi
Rovaniemi is the official address of the Santa Claus residence. He lives in the village of Santa Claus, which is open all year round, and this area is famous for receiving and receiving mail addressed to Santa from the post office in the Arctic Circle in the city, which responds to it, in addition to that it can be enjoyed many Other activities in the city such as river rafting, skiing and more.
Linnanmäki Park
Linnanmäki Park is located in Helsinki, a popular attraction for families and children. This park offers carnival lights in every October and ends the summer season. This carnival continues from May to September, in addition to organizing a special winter event in February.
